Paul Neagu (Romanian, –2004)

Timeline

1938
Born Bucharest, Romania
1959–1965
Studied Institute N. Grigorescu
1969
Travelled London
1972
Founded Generative Arts
1991–1992
Aquired Romanian Citizenship (effectively Anglo- Romanian)

Exhibitions

2000
Pastel Society, Mall Galleries, London
2000
Odapark 2000, Netherlands
1999
Works on Paper, Flowers East, London
1999
Gallery M, Flowers East, London
1998
Endlessedge Hyphen, Flowers East, London
1997
Modern Energy Painting, Museum of Literature, Bucharest
1997
Retrospective, National Museum of Romania
1995
Scultura una Causa Mentala, Venice Biennale, Casa Iorga
1995
Unanimity, Romani/Alba Gallery, Edinburgh
1995
Paul Neagu at Tochigi in Japan, Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Fine Art, Japan
1994
Newhyphen, Galeria 'First' Timisoara, Romania
1994
Mini-Retrospective, Brukenthal Muzeum - Sibiu, Romania
1993
Catalytic Sculpture, The Economist Building, London
1993
Epagoge, Flowers East, London
1992
Sculpture', E.Suciu Gallery, Karlsruhe, Germany
1992
Drawings, The British School at Rome, Italy
1992
Drawings 1970-90, Second drawing exhibition touring, Romania
1991
First Drawing exhibition (1970-1990), touring Romania
1990
Nine Catalytic Stations', The Minories Gallery, Colchester
1990
Gallery 'K', Tokyo, Japan
1988
Nine Catalytic Stations, R. Demarco Gallery, Edinburgh
1988
Nine Catalytic Stations', Traquair House, Scotland
1988
Narrow Water Gallery, Ireland
1987
Nine Catalytic Stations, Serpentine Gallery, London
1986
Catalytic Sculpture, Gallery 'K', Tokyo, Japan
1985
Catalytic Sculpture, London Business School
1984
Open Monolith, Curwen Gallery, London
1984
Rivolta, Lausanne, Switzerland (drawings)
1983
Liverpool University
1983
Gallery 'K', Tokyo, Japan
1983
Hyphen, Olga Korper, Toronto, Canada
1983
Hyphen, Kamakura Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
1982
Anthropocosmos (Retrospective), Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle
1981
Rivolta, Lausanne, Switzerland
1981
Ceolfrith Gallery, 'Generative Installation'
1981
Sunderland Arts Centre
1980
1980 Norwich Arts Centre Premises
1980
Fusion Project Gallery, Dublin
1979
Hyphen Elise Meyer Inc., New York, USA
1979
Third Eye Centre, Glasgow
1979
Hyphen Installation ICA, London
1978
Newcastle Polytechnic Gallery
1978
Air Gallery, London
1977
Silver Jubilee Exhibition of British Sculpture Battersea Park, London
1976
Six Times Serpentine Gallery, London
1976
Leeds Polytechnic Gallery
1972–1976
Generative Art Gallery, London
1969–1976
7th, 9th, 10th John Moores Exhibitions, Liverpool
1969–1976
Richard Demarco Gallery, Edinburgh
1975
Whitechapel Gallery, London
1975
The Condition of Sculpture Hayward Gallery, London
1974
Paul Neagu and his Generative Art Group: Hyphen Sunderland Art Centre
1973
Tactile and Palpable Objects Serpentine Gallery, London
1973
Museum of Modern Art, Oxford
1973
Serpentine Sculpture Serpentine Gallery, London
1972
Anthropocosmos Rivolta, Lausanne, Switzerland
1971
Compass Gallery, Glasgow
1971
Paris Biennale, Parc Floral (Anthropocosmos)
1970
Tactile Objects Sigi Krauss Gallery, London
1969
Amphora Gallery Bucharest
1969
Palpable Art Richard Demarco Gallery, Edinburgh

Literature

1998
A life measured out in hyphens John McEwen, The Sunday Telegraph
1998
Paul Neagu Jonathan Wood, Art Monthly
1996
Tate Gallery Catalogue of Acquisitions 1996-1988 Catherine Kinley, (British Press)
1969
Romanian Artists in Scotland, R Nadejde, Art & Artists, April 1969
1969
London Letter R C Kennedy, Art International
English (US)

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